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05-07-2004, 08:03 AM	#1
krinor1966 LQ Newbie Registered: Feb 2004 Location: Dubai, UAE Distribution: Dreamlinux 2.0 Works Posts: 19 Rep:	Using Licensed Linux App in different Dist Hi all, Just bought myself a new PC (as I wanted a PC from this millennium) and it came with Suse 9.0. On that there is a software that is compatible with my German bank using HBCI (unfortunately GnuCash isn't) and that normally would cost me X USD to buy . Now I would prefer staying with Fedora for really no reason other than it is "free" ... Is there any way that I can install a software from the Suse CDs on an existing Fedora installation ? I mean, by buy this new PC of mine I've also already "paid" the license fee for the bank-compatible software ... And Yes, I'm a newbie, Linux rookie and lots of other stuff Kman

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